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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1950
Page
18
In Muskegou Michigan UP court records reveal Justice Cuddeko suing the bridegroom over unpaid fees connected to a wedding. The event drew attention to ancillary costs beyond the knot tying ceremony.
Gerald J. Rey ally is convinced of the speed of fair transportation. Royalty drove his brother and his wife to Chicago to catch a plane to Boston for New York. Royalty, a Harvard history professor, died from a cerebral hemorrhage after heading for Danville. Ogleby charged a month’s pay and a warrant was issued for Ogleby by Justice Gleby.
Washington insiders report Field pressed for another chance to answer questions under oath amid threats of contempt and possible jail. His counsel Cammer argued privilege against self incrimination may apply, while Edward P Morgan urged denial of a new opportunity. The five man committee advances despite ongoing loyalty file releases and a junior subcommittee’s closed hearings on State Department security operations.
Chris and Mrs Arthur Gatea are in New York briefly. Mrs Gatea has entered Putnam Memorial Hospital for observation. Kenneth and Mrs Dunham of Springfield Vermont visit relatives in town. Mrs Minnie Bierwirth is a patient at Fairview Nursing Home Bennington Vermont. Hazel Dunham is spending time in town.
A cluster of social updates from Springfield and North Bennington lists visits by Mrs Gladys Hustier and Peggy Butler, extended family gatherings, and clerical changes. It notes Mrs Ruth Long’s illness, Mrs Thomas Dean’s care, and Norman Rodwell’s move to join family on the Wile son farm. The North Bennington Baptist Church to hold its annual meeting with a dish supper and officer elections.
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